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Growler Cap

By Creo

38
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Free
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Growler Cap

By Creo

at 2024-05-02
This is the latest revision using a square cross section oring.  I made a version without a pressure release if you have a regulated CO2 source.Support is built into the model.  Use a screw driver in the gap to pop it out.I am working on two versions of "picnic caps" for dispensing straight out of the growler.  One will have a ball lock gas port and the other one will have a schrader valve gas port.Want one but don't have a printer?  I can print you one, download the cap you want then upload it here https://www.3dhubs.com/dallas/hubs/dfw-maker-depot/3dprint    Pick the low resolution for the order, I will print it at medium resolution and include a Buna-N oring.

Technical

- 1/8 NPT TAP - 1/4 NPT TAP - AS568A-331 square cross section o-ring - nickel plated air fill valve mcmaster-6281T13 - brass pop safety valve mcmaster-50265k23 - 0-30psi guage mcmaster-3846k1

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BehindtheSofaBrewing
BehindtheSofaBrewing
over 8 years
Which lid would you recommend for using two ball lock posts?
Creo
Creo
almost 9 years
Sorry for the extremely late response but.....the "mason jar" lid comes with that brand of growler. The Zythos project growler. http://thezythosproject.com/ It comes with a piece of stainless sheet metal and a silicone gasket cut in a circle. I just made something to use instead of their gasket and peice of stainless. I made one that has ball lock fittings for use in a kegerator type system. There wasn't enough room in the opening of the OEM screw on part so you have to trim a little plastic off the ball lock connectors but it works fine. I will upload it.
Glenn Harris
Glenn Harris
about 9 years
I am looking to make a growler lid that I can hook up to a kegerator, and this looks like a good start! Sounds close to your picnic cap idea. I like the "mason jar" lid strategy, but I am wondering what you used for the threaded portion? I was planning to cut an existing lid, but yours looks much cleaner.

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